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Parking.
Parking, on the marked side and along the marked length. If the prohibition is not permanent, a vertical sign at the start of the section specifies the period. This marking does not itself prohibit stopping, although other rules or signs may do so. It is not a temporary yellow lane marking at roadworks.
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Stopping, but not parking.
Parking.
Stopping and parking equally.
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